The best early Black Friday 2024 UK deals: headphones, OLED TVs, Dolby Atmos soundbars and more

Sony Bravia 8 (K55XR80) was £2199 now £1499 at Amazon (save £700)
We tested the 65-inch variant of the Bravia 8, but this smaller model should perform similarly to the larger five-star model. We praised the Bravia 8's balanced and immersive picture, which even sounds pretty great by TV standards. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our Sony Bravia 8 review

Marantz SA-10 was £6999 now £3999 at Peter Tyson (save £3000)
It's been a few years since we've reviewed this incredibly talented disc player, but at half off its RRP and £2000 less than when we reviewed it, it's an incredible deal that's a no brainer if you're building a premium system. Five stars
Read our Marantz SA-10 review

Sony WH-CH520 wireless over-ears was £59 now £34 at Amazon (save £25)
Sony's most affordable wireless headphones sacrifice as little quality as they possibly can, and the results are truly impressive: you won't get such a balanced, engaging sound anywhere else at this price. If getting value for money is your priority, you've just found your next pair. Five stars
Read our Sony WH-CH520 review

Focal Elegia was £799 now £329 at Sevenoaks (save £470)
We're astonished that a pair of headphones are enjoying such a massive discount, so this could mean that the Elegia, which are now a few years old, are nearing the end of their lifespan. If that's the case, it could be time to snap up a pair of the Focal Elegia at the lowest price they've ever been, and probably the lowest price they ever will be.
Read our Focal Elegia review

Audiolab 6000N Play was £449 now £249 at Peter Tyson (save £200)
The Audiolab 6000N Play is well-equipped, easy to use, and produces a clear, informative and entertaining sound. Anyone looking for a budget music streamer should jump at the chance to own this five-star performer. Join the free Peter Tyson VIP programme to get the £249 price.
Read our Audiolab 6000N Play review

Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds was £300 now £219 at Amazon (save £81)
The QC Ultra Earbuds are class leaders on the noise-cancelling front and sound wonderful too. They are nicely made and offer Immersive Audio support, too. Five stars
Read our Bose QuietComfort Earbuds Ultra review

Sony WF-1000XM5 was £259 now £192 at Amazon (save £67)
Sony's exemplary wireless earbuds sound more detailed, more refined and more accomplished than ever before. They also pack in some of the most extensive features available for the price. We can't think of a rival pair of wireless buds that can touch them, and this discount is more than welcome. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our Sony WF-1000XM5 review

Audio Pro Addon C3 was £280 now £119 (save £161)
The C3 portable speaker has it all, combining multi-room skills, solid build and excellent sound quality in an impressively well-priced package. Now that said price has fallen dramatically, it could be the best time to buy. Five stars
Read our Audio Pro Addon C3 review

Sony WF-C700N was £99 now £78 at Amazon (save £21)
What Hi-Fi? Award winners yet again, these are the best performance-per-pound value wireless earbuds on the market – and that's before they got a price cut for Black Friday. Bargain! What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our Sony WF-C700N review

Sonos Era 300 was £449 now £376 at Amazon (save £73)
This excellent, spatial audio-toting Sonos wireless speaker is on a small but worthy discount. We love its huge, expressive sound and extensive streaming features. Sonos deals are rare, so any money off is a good deal in our book. Five stars
Read our Sonos Era 300 review

Sky Stream was £28/month now £19/month at Sky (save £9/month)
Sky's first TV package to ditch the dish has been fairly successful thanks to its convenient, hassle-free installation, snappy user experience and broad content library – not to mention it being the most affordable option in Sky's arsenal. Five stars
Read our full Sky Stream review

Sky Glass with Sky TV was £42pm now £33pm at Currys (save £9pm)
There's a hefty saving each month on Sky Glass with Sky TV (including Netflix). The Glass contract lasts 48 months (at £14pm), but the Ultimate TV package is £19pm for only 24 months – then it's £31 p/m on a rolling 31-day contract, so you can cancel right away if you choose.
Read our Sky Glass review

LG OLED55G4 was £2399 now £1649 at Richer Sounds (save £750)
The LG G4 earned the full five stars from us when we tested it recently (in its 65-inch version), with our review deeming it to be easily one of the best TVs you can buy this year. This deal is very close to the lowest price ever – you'll need be a VIP member to be eligible, but it's free to join – and comes with an LG soundbar worth £800.
Five stars
Read our LG G4 review

Philips 48OLED809 was £1299 now £1049 at Richer Sounds (save £250)
If you want a 48-inch OLED TV this Philips 809 is one of the best prices you'll find. For your money you'll get a great blow your socks off home cinema experience complete with Philips Ambilight bias light tech. The 65-inch model earned five stars in our review. Five stars
Read our Philips OLED809 review

Samsung UE65CU8000 was £999 now £549 at Amazon (save £450)
We've tested the UE55CU8000, the 55-inch version of this and awarded it five stars, praising its sharpness, balanced colours, and 4K upscaling so we would certainly consider its bigger brother, especially at this heavily discounted price. Five stars
Read our Samsung UE55CU8000 review

Sony Bravia 8 (K55XR80) was £2199 now £1499 at Amazon (save £700)
We tested the 65-inch variant of the Bravia 8, but this smaller model should perform similarly to the larger five-star model. We praised the Bravia 8's balanced and immersive picture, which even sounds pretty great by TV standards. This is its lowest price ever. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our Sony Bravia 8 review

Samsung S95D 65-inch £3599 £2050 at Amazon (save £1549)
Samsung's thoroughly impressive flagship OLED TV leverages QD-OLED display technology with an innovative anti-glare feature that makes it a dream to use in bright living rooms. It's also a stellar performer where picture is concerned, and its flawless gaming specification is only matched by its LG counterpart. Five stars
Read our Samsung QE65S95D review

TCL 85C805K was £1799 now £1299 at Amazon (save £500)
Lowest-ever price: £1299
If you want to go really big but on a modest budget, the 85-inch TCL C805K is for you. It's huge, bright, great with HDR and has very good gaming specs. As we said in our review, it's "a dream come true for home cinema fans who aren’t lucky enough to have limitlessly deep pockets".
Read the full TCL 85C805K review

Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED 65in was £1000 now £899 at Amazon (save £101)
The Amazon Omni is a much better TV than its original £1000 price suggested, so with this deal, it's a serious bargain. Its picture is really balanced and consistent, it supports all HDR formats and it's got really good gaming specs as long as you don't need 120Hz. And, of course, it runs the Fire OS platform, which features more or less every app under the sun.
Read our full Amazon Omni QLED TV review

Sony XR-48A90K 2022 OLED TV was £1899 now £1349 at Amazon (save £550)
"An astonishingly good 'small' OLED TV" is how we described the 48-inch Sony A90K in our review. For picture authenticity and sound quality, you can't buy better at this size at this knockdown price, and its gaming specs are strong too. Five stars
Read our Sony XR-48A90K review

Sony XR-55A80L 2023 OLED TV was £2399 now £1299 at Richer Sounds (save £1100)
Our favourite performance-per-pound TV of 2023, the Sony A80L uses standard OLED technology to amazing effect, delivering a picture that balances the spectacular with the cinematically subtle with absolute aplomb. It sounds good by TV standards, too, and has a solid gaming feature set. The newer Bravia 8 is only £100 more though. Five stars
Read our Sony A80L review

TCL 32SF540K 32-inch Fire TV was £179 now £137 at Amazon (save £42)
At this size and price, you're not going to get a flagship performance, but what you do get with the TCL SF540K is surprisingly solid and balanced Full HD picture quality and the very smart Fire TV platform, which features every streaming app that most people will ever need. The sound is weak, but that's unfortunately par for the course at this level.
Read the full TCL 32SF540K review

Samsung S95D 65-inch £3599 £1899 at Peter Tyson (save £1700)
Samsung's thoroughly impressive flagship OLED TV leverages QD-OLED display technology with an innovative anti-glare feature that makes it a dream to use in bright living rooms. It's also a stellar performer where picture is concerned, and its flawless gaming specification is only matched by sets from its Korean counterpart LG. Claim an additional £200 cashback after purchase for the full saving. Five stars
Read our Samsung S95D review

Panasonic TX55MZ1500B was £2199 now £1549 at Peter Tyson (save £650)
While we reviewed the slightly larger size of this TV, we're confident that all of its positive attributes will apply to this 55-inch version. This Panasonic is brilliantly accurate when it comes to colours, is talented when displaying HDR content and it even sounds better than most TVs thanks to the built-in soundbar. Five stars
Read our Panasonic MZ1500B review

Amazon 43-inch Fire TV 4-series was £430 now £229 at Amazon (save £151)
We haven't yet tried out this model of Amazon Fire TV, however, considering the excellent on-board smart platform, comprehensive connectivity options and great voice controls, you'll be hard-pressed to find a TV that offers this much for the same price.

Samsung UE85AU7100 TV was £1549 now £1099 at Amazon (save £450)
If you're in the market for a whopper of a TV but don't want to punish the credit card too much, the 85-inch iteration of Samsung's AU7100 is currently £350 off at Amazon. The 43-inch version of this TV was an Award-winner back in 2021.
Read our Samsung AU7100 review

Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED 50 inches was £650 now £479 at Amazon (save £171)
At full price, this is a really good TV. With this discount, it's an absolute bargain. It combines QLED technology with capable local dimming and considered tuning to produce a surprisingly balanced and cinematic picture. It also supports all HDR formats, has surprisingly good gaming specs and, of course, features the app-packed Fire OS smart platform.
Read our Amazon Omni QLED TV review.

Sony XR-42A90K 2022 OLED TV was £1899 now £1300 at Amazon (save £599)
Sony's first 42-inch OLED is a high-end treat, particularly if picture authenticity is your priority. It sounds great by TV standards, too. The 42-inch LG C2 is still overall the better buy, given its much lower price, but there are many who will feel it's worth spending the extra on this Sony. Five stars
Read our Sony XR-42A90K review

Sony XR-55A95L 55 inch QD-OLED 4K TV was £2999 now £2099 at Peter Tyson (save £900)
If you are in the market for a new QD-OLED TV capable of a faithful recreation of your favourite shows and movies, the Sony A95L is worth a look. We were very impressed by the 65-inch version of this TV set and even praised its sound quality. It’s a pricey TV, but this discount will help somewhat. Five stars
Read our Sony XR-65A95L review

Sony WF-C510 was £55 now £45 at Amazon (save £10)
This deal is big news, as it's the first time we've seen the Sony WF-C510 fall majorly in price. A few pounds here and there have dropped off the Award-winning buds since they launched a few months ago, but this is by far the best deal you're going to find, taking £10 off an already super-affordable set of in-ears and making for a near-20-per cent discount. What Hi-Fi? Awards 2024 winner
Read our Sony WF-C510 review

Sony WH-CH520 wireless over-ears was £59 now £34 at Amazon (save £25)
Sony's most affordable wireless headphones sacrifice as little quality as they possibly can, and the results are truly impressive: you won't get such a balanced, engaging sound anywhere else at this price. If getting value for money is your priority, you've just found your next pair. Five stars
Read our Sony WH-CH520 review

Focal Elegia was £799 now £329 at Sevenoaks (save £470)
We're astonished that a pair of headphones are enjoying such a massive discount, so this could mean that the Elegia, which are now a few years old, are nearing the end of their lifespan. If that's the case, it could be time to snap up a pair of the Focal Elegia at the lowest price they've ever been, and probably the lowest price they ever will be.
Read our Focal Elegia review

Bose QC Ultra Earbuds was £300 now £209 at John Lewis (save £91)
Bose has consistently set the bar high when it comes to noise-cancelling technology, and with its flagship QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds it has raised it once again. With class-leading ANC, a competitive sound that is likeably punchy and musical, and a solid design, these classy earbuds are well worth their discounted price. Five stars
Read our Bose QC Ultra Earbuds review

Sony WF-1000XM5 was £259 now £192 at Amazon (save £67)
Sony's exemplary wireless earbuds sound more detailed, more refined and more accomplished than ever before. They also pack in some of the most extensive features available for the price. We can't think of a rival pair of wireless buds that can touch them, and this discount is more than welcome. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our Sony WF-1000XM5 review

Focal Bathys was £699 now £549 at Peter Tyson (save £150)
The Focal Bathys' name refers to a bathysphere, the deep-sea submersible used for exploring the ocean depths, an apt moniker considering that, like the aforementioned vessel, their price is also sinking rapidly. Down from £699 to £549, we don't often see the Bathys enjoying major discounts, though when prices do drop, they tend to drop pretty hard. Hold out for a possibly better deal or nab this one while you get the chance. Five stars
Read our Focal Bathys review

Sony WF-C700N was £99 now £78 at Amazon (save £21)
What Hi-Fi? Award winners yet again, these are the best performance-per-pound value wireless earbuds on the market – and that's before they got a price cut for Black Friday. Bargain! What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our Sony WF-C700N review

Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones was £449 now £379 (save £70)
Despite not being on shelves for all that long, Bose’s new flagship headphones are already seeing their price drop thanks to Black Friday. Fantastic noise-cancelling tech and excellent, full-bodied sound make the Bose QuietComfort Ultra well worth considering, especially at this price. Five stars
Read our Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones review

Apple AirPods 2 (2019) was £159 now £99 at Laptops Direct (save £50)
The second-gen AirPods are running low on stock now that the AirPods 4 are out, so grab them while you can. If you arent bothered about spatial audio and those slightly longer stems, these veterans still offer unbeatable usability and decent sound quality for Apple users for a much lower price.
Read our Apple AirPods (2019) review

Earfun Air was £60 now £24 at Amazon (save £36)
The cheapest true wireless earbuds we can heartily recommend, these five-star Earfuns do the basics right – and are £36 off their RRP at Amazon. Five stars
Read our EarFun Air review

Mark Levinson No. 5909 was £999 now £519 at Amazon (save £480)
Possibly the best wireless headphones we've ever heard – and the one that kickstarted this new premium class of cans – are available at a great discount across all finishes. They're still pricey, but saving £200 off the original price is a great deal in our books, especially for headphones that sound this good without wires! Rarely have we seen the 5909 drop this low, so don't wait around thinking that such deals come around every day. Five stars
Read our Mark Levinson No. 5909 review

Deal also at Peter Tyson

Hisense HS214 was £129 now £78 at Amazon (save £51)
This might be one of the cheapest ways to get your hands on a decent soundbar to improve your TV's audio. We gave this bar a four-star review when we tested it and were impressed with its vocal clarity and low end, despite the compact nature of the unit.
Read our Hisense HS214 review

Harman Kardon Citation Multibeam 1100 was £799 now £299 at Peter Tyson (save £500)
This Sonos Arc rival has it where it counts – at full price, it earned four stars in our review, so with this discount it's a fantastic buy. It combines a broad but precise soundstage with HDMI passthrough and a simple set-up. This deal is exclusive to Peter Tyson VIP members.
Read our Harman Kardon Citation Multibeam 1100 review

Denon DHT-S216 was £199 now £149 at Amazon (save £50)
Denon is renowned for its stellar AVRs, but the company also makes some decent inexpensive soundbars. At this price, this Denon might not have top-tier features, but it's a great starter soundbar for the price. It features Dolby Digital and DTS encoding, Bluetooth connection and HDMI ARC support.

Denon Home Sound Bar 550 was £599 now £499 at Richer Sounds (save £100)
This is a good deal on what looks like a very good soundbar. Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, HEOS built-in and AirPlay 2 support combine to make it one of the more feature-rich of its kind we've seen.

Sonos Arc soundbar was £899 now £629 at Amazon (save £270)
This soundbar delivers five-star Dolby Atmos performance and WiFi connectivity for easy music streaming and integration with other Sonos products. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our Sonos Arc review

Sony Bravia Theatre Bar 9 was £1399 now £999 at Sevenoaks (save £400)
The Sony Bravia Theatre Bar 9 is one of the finest Dolby Atmos soundbars we’ve tested this year – which is why we gave it a What Hi-Fi? Award. Five stars
Read our Sony Bravia Theatre 9 review

Samsung HW-Q990D £1699 £999 at John Lewis (save £700)
Our favourite Dolby Atmos soundbar system, the Samsung HW-Q990D is what our expert reviews team called "a hugely compelling package overall" thanks to its big, immersive and three-dimensional sound. It's not only a superb choice for movie enthusiasts but also gamers courtesy of its twin 4K/120Hz HDMI 2.1 inputs. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our Samsung HW-Q990D review

Sonos Beam (Gen 2) was £449 now £381 at Amazon (save £68)
This Sonos impressed us with its exceptional and immersive Dolby Atmos performance. Being a Sonos product, it also has wi-fi and network streaming onboard, plus compatibility with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. Available in black or white. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our Sonos Beam (Gen 2) review

JVC TH-D227BA 2.0 Compact Sound Bar was £100 now £59 at Currys (save £41)
This JVC soundbar has Bluetooth for wireless streaming as well as wired connections, so you can easily connect the soundbar to your TV or existing audio. It has a compact design that's compatible with TVs from 17” and over.

Sony VPL-XW5000ES was £5999 now £4399 at Amazon (save £1600)
Despite being Sony’s cheapest 4K laser projector, the XW5000ES still delivers gorgeously cinematic and detailed pictures. It's a newly crowned Product of the Year winner for its impressive, across-the-board picture efforts.What Hi-Fi? Product Of The Year
Read our Sony VPL-XW5000ES review

Hisense PL1 was £1599 now £1499 at Richer Sounds (save £100)
The Award-winning Hisense PL1 is the new benchmark we compare all other UST laser projectors against since it amazed our testers earlier this year. Delivering excellent sharp and vibrant picture quality alongside a solid suite of smart features it’s a great projector at full price and an absolute steal with this discount. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our Hisense PL1 review

Epson EF-12 1080p portable projector was £999 now £699 at Amazon (save £300)
The EF-12 is one of the best portable projectors under £1000. It might not quite be able to beat similarly priced traditional home cinema projectors but it's not far off and comes with the bonus of a very decent 2 x 5W 'Sound by Yamaha' sound system plus Android TV OS and its suit of streaming apps – a very good all-in-one.
Read our Epson EF-12 review

Epson EH-TW7100 4K HDR projector was £1699 now £1349 at Amazon (save £350)
It seem pricey for what is an entry level 4K product but this projector is a real gem. The black depth is very decent for this kind of money, the colours are bold and balanced, and the HDR production brings an excellent sense of immersion. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our Epson EH-TW7100 review

JBL Xtreme 4 was £330 now £239 at Amazon (save £91)
The JBL Xtreme 4 took all that we loved about the Xtreme 3 and built on it to great effect, resulting in an Award-winning Bluetooth boombox that sounds masterful no matter what you throw at it. This is the lowest price for the Xtreme 4 we've seen thus far, meaning you'll be getting the best price possible on a very fresh, up-to-date unit.
What Hi-Fi? Awards 2024 winner
Read our JBL Xtreme 4 review

Price check: £249 at John Lewis and Currys

B&O Beosound A1 2nd Gen was £239 now £179 at Amazon (save £60)
The chic little speaker delivers a pleasing yet authoritative performance that you'd be happy listening to all day. Throw in its stylish design plus the bonus of Alexa smarts, and you're looking at a top Bluetooth speaker. Five stars
Read our B&O Beosound A1 2nd Gen review

Apple HomePod (2nd gen) was £299 now £254 at O2 (save £45)
It might not be the best unless you're a dedicated Apple fan, but the Award-winning HomePod 2 is a beautifully built wireless speaker that sounds better than ever. No wonder we gave it five stars when we reviewed it a few years back. This rare discount may be a small discount, but a tenner is a lot of money these days. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our Apple HomePod 2 review

Amazon Echo Dot (5th Gen) was £55 now 2 for £43 at Amazon (save £67)
A two-pack of Amazon's 5th Generation Echo Dot is available for £43 – just enter the code ECHODOT at checkout. It's a capable smart speaker with great connectivity and streaming capabilities, alongside a surprisingly robust sound considering the size of the unit. We reviewed it earlier this year and gave it a glowing review. At this price, it'd be rude not to. Five stars
Read our Amazon Echo Dot (5th Gen) review

JBL Charge 5 was £170 now £132 at Amazon (save £38)
This What Hi-Fi? Award-winning Bluetooth speaker can be yours with a decent discount. A discount here is not to be sniffed at – this is an excellent sounding, no-nonsense portable Bluetooth speaker that has a legacy of excellent Charge models behind it. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our JBL Charge 5 review

Audio Pro Addon C3 was £249 now £119 at Amazon (save £130)
Audio Pro's superb wireless speaker looks great, sounds sharp as a tack and comes laden with a veritable raft of features and listening options. It's still one of the best portable speakers at its price. Lowest price on grey colourway. Five stars
Read our Audio Pro Addon C3 review

Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin was £699 now £539 at Amazon (save £160)
Make a great saving on the B&W Zeppelin Wireless speaker. With unique looks, excellent streaming smarts and expansive and weighty sound that will fill your room easily, it's still a wonderful choice after all this time.
Read our B&W Zeppelin review

Wharfedale Evo 4.4 was £1199 now £999 at Sevenoaks (save £200)
These imposing towers deliver excitement and rhythmic drive in spades but they are also natural and easy to listen to. Give them space to breathe and we guarantee you’ll be blown away. Price includes QED Silver Anniversary XT speaker cable (3m). Five stars
Read our Wharfedale Evo 4.4 review

Deal also available at Peter Tyson

Triangle Borea BR08 was £999 now £899 at AV.com (save £100)
Partnered with the right electronics and given room to breathe, these floorstanding speakers really shine. Expect a dynamic, punchy and rhythmic sound that keeps you coming back for more. Five stars
Read our Triangle Borea BR08 review

Bowers & Wilkins 603 S3 was £1999 now £1689 at Sevenoaks (save £310)
It's always a good day when a pair of B&W speakers drop by any margin. The Bowers & Wilkins 603 S3 floorstanders have budged a bit before, but this is the lowest drop yet, slashing over £300 off the bold, room-filling towers and making them a very tempting proposition indeed. Plus, this Sevenoaks deal includes QED XT40i speaker cables (3M) thrown in for free. Bargain!
Read our Bowers & Wilkins 603 S3 review

Deal also available at Peter Tyson and Richer Sounds

Q Acoustics 3050i was £749 now £449 at Peter Tyson (save £300)
Ignore the fact that they've been around for a good while, lots of the best products have. £300 off is a massive saving, and while we test the Q Acoustics 3050i at £649, they've often been listed at a more substantial price of £749. That makes this discount all the juicier, especially when you consider how musical, engaging and downright fun they sound.
Five stars
Deal also at Richer Sounds

Bowers & Wilkins Formation Duo was £3499 now £1799 at Peter Tyson (save £1700)
The B&W Formation Duo have been around for a good while, but we can't think of a time when we've seen them drop this low. We originally tested them at £3499, but prices have often gone up rather than down, making this an absolutely outrageous discount. Five stars
Read our B&W Formation Duo review

Elac Debut 2.0 B6.2 was £299 now £249 at Amazon (save £50)
Not the biggest of savings, but a deal is a deal after all. These excellent five-star bookshelf speakers from Elac could be yours with £50 off. Five stars
Read our Elac Debut B6.2 review

Sony PS-LX310BT Bluetooth was £249 now £199 at Amazon (save £50)
Here, Sony has generously given us a ‘plug and play’ fully automatic deck, including a phono stage, thrown in Bluetooth and priced it at the low end of the market. Very kind of it. Five stars
Read our Sony PS-LX310BT review

Audio-Technica LP5x was £359 now £299 at Amazon (save £60)
Audio-Technica’s original AT-LP5 turntable was a winner. This LP5x model now comes with an easier-to-fit cartridge, a built-in phono stage for both MC and MM and it even sounds a little cleaner than its predecessor. Winner.
Read our Audio-Technica AT-LP5x review

Technics SA-C600 was £899 now £789 at Amazon (save £110)
There isn’t much the Technics SA-C600 can’t do. It will play your CDs, stream music from your favourite service, connect to a turntable, and it has 30W per channel to power the speakers of your choosing. This is its lowest ever price. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our Technics SA-C600 review

Cyrus CD t was £1295 now £799 at Peter Tyson (save £496)
If you want a high-performing CD transport that delivers incredibly insightful, precise and engaging sound quality, this Cyrus CD t is worth considering. A massive near-£500 saving off its current (high) asking price is very welcome. If your hi-fi system already has a decent DAC in the chain, this superb transport will be easy to accommodate. Five stars
Read our Cyrus CD t review

Price check: £1245 @ Richer Sounds; £1195 @ ElectricShop

KEF LSX II LT was £899 now £749 at Peter Tyson (save £150)
The first major discount on the KEF LSX II LT is an absolute belter. Not doing things by halves, KEF has slashed the price by £150, a major saving of over 15 per cent at almost any major retail you fancy. We've listed Peter Tyson above, but below you'll find links to whichever outlet you like, and if that wasn't enough choice, all three colourways are discounted, too. We're rather fond of the sage green...
What Hi-Fi? Awards 2024 winner

Deal also at Amazon, Richer Sounds and Sevenoaks

NAD D 3020 V2 was £399 now £279 at Sevenoaks (save £120)
A compact, unique, delightful amplifier based on a classic favourite, with ample connections (phono stage, digital inputs, Bluetooth, headphone jack). An enthusiastic performer that's brilliant with timing and dynamics, it's perfect for those who want a tiny but mighty system that will fit into the smallest room or on a desk for the home office. Five stars
Read our NAD D 3020 V2 review

Astell & Kern A&norma SR35 was £799 now £599 at Futureshop (save £200)
The SR35 is our favourite portable music player and it’s now available at its lowest-ever price. You can pick it up for £200 cheaper than the price we reviewed it at, taking it to just £599. You can also pick a free grey or brown case (worth £69) at Futureshop during checkout, too. The offer is live until 10th January 2025, or until stocks last. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our Astell & Kern A&norma SR35 review

Deal also available at Richer Sounds (with black case)
Price check: £799 @ Amazon UK

Bluesound Node was £549 now £349 at Sevenoaks (save £200)
The Bluesound Node is a fantastic value music streamer that makes it quick and easy to upgrade your retro hi-fi. With this discount, we'd recommend any music fan looking to add streaming capabilities to their rack jump while stocks last. Five stars
Read our Bluesound Node review

Musical Fidelity M2si was £799 now £499 at Richer Sounds (save £300)
If you're looking for a performance-first amplifier, this no-frills integrated could be the open, muscular and refined powerhouse your system needs. It goes without digital connections and even phono and headphone stages, offering purely five sets of line-level inputs (and a preamp output and tape loop). But if you can live with this limited feature count, the M2si deserves to make your shortlist at this discounted price. Five stars
Read our Musical Fidelity M2si review

Audiolab Omnia was £1599 now £749 at Peter Tyson (save £850)
The Audiolab Omnia is extremely easy to listen to, and we can imagine many being more than content with its smooth, pleasant presentation. If you’re after a high-performing CD-and-streaming system with all the bells and whistles you can think of, this Audiolab is well worth considering, especially now that its price has been slashed multiple times.
Read our Audiolab Omnia review

AudioQuest DragonFly Cobalt was £299 now £179 at Sevenoaks (save £120)
At its lowest price yet, the Cobalt packs in an advanced DAC chip and more processing speed, taking performance to another level. It supports hi-res and MQA files, and offers even more impressive clarity and precision, improved timing and dynamics, and a wide-open soundstage. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our AudioQuest DragonFly Cobalt review

Marantz PM6007 was £499 now £399 at Amazon (save £100)
The Marantz 6000 Series has allowed the company to have a firm grip on the budget hi-fi market over the past few years, and with the arrival of the PM6007, the amplifier line has been strengthened yet again. Five stars
Read our Marantz PM6007 review

Wharfedale DX-2 was £450 now £249 at Peter Tyson (save £201)
The DX-3 has superseded Wharfedale’s DX-2 speaker package, however, with both systems earning five-star ratings you can’t go wrong with either. This latest price drop brings the DX-2 down to just £249 (if you're a member of Peter Tyson's VIP club). We thought it was great value for money at launch, now you can get your hands on this system for even less. Five stars
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Sony TA-AN1000 was £999 now £699 at Peter Tyson (save £300)
We loved the Sony TA-AN1000 so much that we didn't just give it five stars, we gave it an Award in both 2023 and 2024. And now, it's £300 cheaper – grab it quick. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
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Denon AVR-X2800H AVR was £869 now £499 (save £370) at Richer Sounds
Denon's at the top of its game when it comes to home cinema amplifiers and the AVR-X2800H is a hugely impressive piece of kit, thanks to its weighty, dynamic and expressive sound combined with an excellent feature set. Don't forget to sign up for a VIP Member Club membership to unlock the full savings on this unit if you're buying through Richer Sounds. Five stars

Jamo S 807 HCS 5.0 speaker package was £749 now £249 at Richer Sounds (save £500)
This 5.0 package consists of a the very capable S 807 floorstanders, a pair of compact S 801 surround speakers and a very stylish S 81 CEN centre. It's a cracking combination of speakers for the money, though some will want to budget extra to add a subwoofer. If white isn't your thing, the package is also available for the same price in walnut.
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Panasonic DP-UB150EB-K 4K BD Player was £180 now £137 at Amazon (save £23)
A budget 4K disc spinner with HDR10+ format support is hard to find – but clearly not impossible! This Pana player is one of the most affordable ways to play back your 4K Blu-rays with the comfort of knowing that you're doing so in very decent quality. Five stars
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Panasonic DP-UB450EB 4K BD player was £219 now £179 at AV Online (save £40)
The performance is virtually identical to the five-star, 4K Panasonic player above but this one offers both HDR10+ and Dolby Vision support.

Panasonic DP-UB820EB 4K Blu-ray player was £349 now £299 at Amazon (save £50)
The excellent UB820EB has been a What Hi-Fi? Award-winner every year since its launch in 2018. It's still the best performance-per-pound 4K Blu-ray player you can buy, with awesome picture and sound quality that demolishes streaming. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
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